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The dashboard is where you observe and manage everything you’ve deployed. Log in with the same account you use for specific deploy; your projects and environments appear automatically after the first deployment.

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What you can do

  • Service overview - architecture visualization, per-service status, logs, metrics, and scaling.
  • Deployments - view and track deployments across environments.
  • Database - browse tables, run queries, and manage your Postgres databases.
  • Storage - browse bucket contents and generate external S3 credentials.
  • Secrets and config - update values in place; they take effect on the next deployment.
  • Crons - inspect scheduled jobs and their runs, or trigger one with Run now.
  • Workflows - the Temporal Web UI for your Temporal engines: monitor workflow executions, task queues, and workflow state.
  • Analytics - traffic analytics for your services.
  • Jobs - run one-off commands against a deployed service.
  • Custom domains - add, list, and remove domains.
  • GitHub integration - deploy automatically on every push and get preview environments per pull request.
Logs and metrics are also queryable from the CLI; see Observability.

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The local dashboard

Local development has the same dashboard: specific dev launches a local mirror of it, usually at http://localhost:3000 (the exact URL is printed at startup, and each instance run with --key gets its own). It drops the features that don’t apply locally, like deployments, domains, and scaling, and keeps everything you need while building: the architecture view, database browser, storage browser, crons, and workflows.